Shereene Idriss explains cellulite as fat pushing through fibrous bands that pull skin down. Lymphatic drainage moves fluid temporarily but doesn't remove the bands. Breaking those bands is what actually treats it.
Get rid of cellulite with me, it does not get rid of cellulite. It might minimize the appearance temporarily because of lymphatic drainage. You have to go in and physically break the band. Cellulite is fat that herniates through fibrous bands, is the bottom, and this is the top of your skin, and the fork is the fibrous band. What's holding the top of the skin down? The fat, the areas in between are popping through. That is what makes this kind of dimple and make the cellulite appear more prominent. When you do lymphatic massage, you're moving that fluid around so you're making it appear less prominent, but you're not getting rid of the band. To really treat, quote, unquote, true cellulite, you have to break the band so that this releases and it doesn't pull down anymore. And.
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